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 There are a number of restrictions in the state of Hawaii.
-**To enter the state of Hawaii** (as of 1/12/22), there is a mandatory 5-day quarantine unless travelers present a vaccine card or negative covid test with 72 hours of entry to the "Safe Travels" website: https://travel.hawaii.gov. Ideally, the state wants travelers to upload this information to a website. While some articles state people can bring in an antigen home test, numerous restaurants do not accept this and require a PCR test.
+**To enter the state of Hawaii** (as of 1/12/22), there is a mandatory 5-day quarantine unless travelers present a vaccine card or negative covid test within 72 hours of travel. Ideally, Hawaii wants travelers to create an account and upload the information to the "Safe Travels" website: https://travel.hawaii.gov. After completing the process online, you are presented with a QR code. Check in online but arrive at the check in gate and present the QR code to get a wristband so as to avoid a potentially longer line quarantine exemption line at HNL airport.
 This site maintains up-to-date rules: https://www.hawaii-guide.com/hawaii-travel-restrictions.
-**To dine in restaurants, go to movies, etc.**, one must present a vaccine card or a negative covid test within 48 hours of testing (even if eating outside).
+**To dine in restaurants, go to movies, etc. in Honolulu (city and county) and Maui**, one must present a vaccine card or a negative covid test within 48 hours of testing (even if eating outside). Restaurants typically require a PCR test, and it must be taken within 48 hours. At home antigen tests are not typically accepted even though there have been articles written to the contrary.
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